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Register your One Person Company online

Start a company on your own with limited liability and full control, with no need for a second shareholder.

  • Solo entrepreneurs and freelancers moving to a formal structure
  • Sole proprietors who want limited liability
  • Consultants and small service providers
  • Founders who want full control before bringing in partners
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Overview

What is One Person Company Registration?

A One Person Company (OPC) lets a single individual own a company under the Companies Act, 2013. You get the limited liability and separate legal identity of a company without needing a co-founder or second shareholder.

An OPC works well for solo founders who want a formal structure and room to grow. The owner names a nominee who will take over if the owner is unable to continue. We handle the full incorporation, including nominee consent and SPICe+ filing.

Who is this for?

  • Solo entrepreneurs and freelancers moving to a formal structure
  • Sole proprietors who want limited liability
  • Consultants and small service providers
  • Founders who want full control before bringing in partners

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Benefits

Why get One Person Company Registration done right

01

Full ownership and control

One person owns all the shares and makes the decisions. There is no need to share control from day one.

02

Limited liability

Your personal assets are separate from the company's debts. Liability is limited to your share capital.

03

Corporate credibility

An OPC is a registered company. That helps when dealing with banks, clients and larger vendors.

04

Business continuity

The nominee structure ensures the company can continue if something happens to the owner.

05

Easy conversion later

An OPC can be converted into a private or public company as the business grows and more owners join.

Documents required

Keep these handy

Exact requirements vary case to case. Your expert shares a personalised checklist on your first call and checks everything before filing.

PAN card and Aadhaar card of the owner and the nominee
Identity/address proof such as a passport, voter ID or driving licence
Recent bank statement or utility bill of the owner and nominee
Passport-size photograph of the owner and nominee
Proof of registered office address and a recent utility bill
No-objection certificate from the property owner
Nominee's written consent (Form INC-3)

Process

How we get it done

A clear, step-by-step process with updates at every stage. Indicative timeline: 10–15 working days, subject to processing by the authority.

    1

    Consultation and DSC

    We review your details, confirm the nominee and obtain a Digital Signature Certificate for the director.

    2

    Name reservation

    We file SPICe+ Part A to reserve a company name that ends with "(OPC) Private Limited".

    3

    Drafting documents

    We prepare the MOA, AOA and nominee consent form, and check them with you before filing.

    4

    Incorporation filing

    We file SPICe+ Part B with the linked forms, including DIN allotment if needed.

    5

    Certificate and handover

    You receive the Certificate of Incorporation with PAN and TAN, along with guidance on your first compliance steps.

FAQ

One Person Company Registration: common questions

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Only a natural person who is an Indian citizen can form an OPC. This includes Indian citizens living abroad. A person can be a member of only one OPC at a time.

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